Welcome! Our monthly column dedicated to discovering the most beautiful, clever, and covetable finds for every corner of the home. This season, our design radar is locked on one particularly enchanting hue—the many shades of mossy, olive-toned green.
We’ve long considered this color family to be an honorary neutral—earthy, versatile, and endlessly flattering. Even our most color-cautious editors can’t resist its charm, weaving it into our homes, our wardrobes, and, in one memorable case, a wedding palette. There’s something about this hue that feels both grounding and fresh—a little bit chartreuse, a little bit avocado, a touch of pistachio—and absolutely perfect for autumn’s golden light. Lately, it’s been cropping up everywhere we look, from sculptural lighting to lush textiles and handcrafted ceramics. Below, we’ve gathered a dozen of our favorite finds in this season’s most wearable shade.
Calla Table Lamp
Above: Meet the lamp that has our entire team swooning. Created in collaboration with artist Sophie Lou Jacobsen, this table light reimagines traditional Venetian glassmaking through a modern lens. The result? A gracefully sculpted form in a dreamy pistachio-green glass that glows like late-afternoon sunlight. Equal parts art piece and illumination, it’s proof that functional design can be utterly poetic.
Cisco and the Sun Stoneware Butter Box
Above: Breakfast becomes an aesthetic ritual with this handcrafted butter dish by Cisco and the Sun. Designed in Australia and made in Cambodia, it’s the kind of object that invites you to slow down and savor the start of your day. Its soft green glaze, reminiscent of eucalyptus leaves after rain, adds a serene note to any kitchen counter.
Laney Floral Quilt and Shams
Above: For the coziest autumn nights, we’re layering our beds with this hand-quilted coverlet in rich olive tones. Each stitch tells a story of craftsmanship, and the reversible design offers two looks in one—perfect for shifting moods and seasons. Pair it with neutral sheets and a warm throw for that effortlessly styled, just-right fall bed.
Green Glassware
Above L: Crafted by Tuscan artisans, this hand-blown glass decanter brings Italian elegance to the everyday. Its subtle green tint adds a whisper of color to your dining table, whether it’s filled with wine or simple sparkling water.
Above R: We’ve also fallen for these stemless glasses, inspired by traditional mezcal vessels and made from 100 percent recycled glass. Their weight and texture feel wonderful in hand—modern yet deeply rooted in tradition.
Nina Square Velvet Cushion
Above: Danish designer Christina Lundsteen’s plush velvet cushion transforms even the simplest sofa into a statement. The olive shade feels sophisticated and inviting, while the luxurious texture makes you want to sink in and stay awhile. A small change, a big impact.
Easy Gardening Clog
Above: Gardening shoes, but make them chic. These waterproof, lightweight, vegan clogs transition effortlessly from backyard to café terrace. With their sleek silhouette and subtle green hue, they’re proof that practicality and good design can happily coexist.
Ella Wool Rug
Above: A rare gem among rugs: hand-tufted, OEKO-Tex-certified, and still surprisingly affordable. Its soft wool-cotton blend grounds a room with organic warmth, while the muted olive tone works beautifully with both rustic and minimalist interiors. It’s a timeless foundation piece that makes any space feel instantly more complete.
Also On Our Radar
Because once you start noticing this hue, it’s hard to stop. Here are a few more olive-toned delights we’re currently coveting:
- Good-looking switch plates that turn a forgotten detail into a design statement.
- A shower curtain that transforms your bathroom into a spa-worthy retreat.
- A classic woven basket in the season’s color du jour—perfect for storing throws or firewood.
- Seaweed-hued candles that look as captivating unlit as they do flickering in the evening glow.